Historic Metis race returns to Saskatchewan

Historic Metis race returns to Saskatchewan

Representatives from Friends of Batoche Historic Site unveil the new logo for the Louis Riel Relay Days. A new form of the Louis Riel Relay will be returning to Saskatchewan this summer. While at Wanuskewin Heritage Park Friday afternoon representatives from the...

Lawyer for Tammy Goforth says appeal will be uphill battle

The lawyer who represented Tammy Lynn Goforth during her trial for starving a four-year-girl to death does not think she has much of a chance getting her conviction overturned, but he holds out a little more hope on her appeal of the sentence. Jeff Deagle was her...

Peepeekisis rejects federal contribution funding agreement

Photos courtesy File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council, Facebook. Peaceful protesters temporarily shut down Highway 10 near Fort Qu’Appelle on Wednesday. More than a dozen people took part in round dances, held signs and flags, and some even rode horses to...

Accused Prince Albert shooter to go to trial

A Prince Albert teen accused of shooting another boy in the face in late December will go to trial. The 17-year-old boy entered a not guilty plea to attempted murder on Wednesday. He was arrested soon after the 15-year-old victim was rushed to hospital on December 29....

Boys with Braids to share sacred value of long hair

Some hair-raising stories will be told at the University of Regina on Wednesday night. The event, called “Boys with Braids” is a gathering to share teachings about the sacredness of hair and to foster a sense of pride for aboriginal boys who choose to grow their hair...
RCMP identify Alberta man charged in slayings of two Onion Lake women

Man arrested for Lloydminster murders of aboriginal women

Jeannette Chief, left, Violet Heathen, right. RCMP say a man has been arrested on counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of two women that go back several years. Jeannette Chief was last seen in Lloydminster on the Alberta-Saskatchewan boundary on June 2, 2007,...

New North responds to federal budget

Buffalo Narrows. Photo courtesy http://www.newnorthsask.org/ The budget is a positive move in the right direction, according to a group representing northern municipalities. New North CEO Al Loke said their only concern is that future generations may need to pay the...